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Well getting a book published is probably a pain in the ass, considering It's a really old pratice.
Look, i don't know how to help.
Thats a tough demographic you are writing for. The only people who enjoy reading the types of books you are interested in writing are the professors and pseudo intellectuals (and the minute crowd that they are won't take you too seriously without some sort of psych or philosophy degree, unless its really revolutionary stuff) or those who like chicken soup for the soul and want it to be short and sweet with a ray of sunshine at the end.
Kudos and good luck to you if you get it off the ground. I thought of writing a book like yours but I just kept thinking "who is really going to want to read this?".
If I could give one more piece of advice (that is if you are willing to take it) I would change the book about a man dealing with your issues and feeling your beliefs. That way you can get the audience who likes stories and those who want something deeper.
i think its a pretty awsome idea, and could easily be marketed to a variety of demographics. basically, feedback on the state of modern society from those of us that have to raise a family in it. this would be more marketable if you were world famous, but that titles been taken, its going to be a little tricky to sell the opinions of the fairly anonymous, but the idea sounds very original, and almost like a time capsule for a generation. persuing things never hurts.
This doesn't sound too bad. I'd read it. Maybe. If you need someone to proof for you, my ma was an English teacher, so I got pretty good at that kind of stuff.
Thanks for the input guys. Very good points.
-Rev